Tel-path Communications

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6 years ago

What's the importance of having neat and orderly cables, you may ask? Well, aside from being easy on the eyes, cabling that is well laid out is also easier to work with as it facilitates the faster tracing and troubleshooting of any malfunction. 

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6 years ago

Why is a fiber optic cable better than a standard copper cable? For starters, fiber optic cables are capable of carrying a lot more data much faster because they make use of light rather than electrical signals. For instance, a standard cable can carry 3,000 calls while a fiber optic one can carry 31,000. 

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6 years ago

So, how do fiber optic cables make use of light to transmit data? Apparently, the sending device converts data into light impulses via LEDs or lasers. These impulses then race through the cables until they reach an optical receiver which converts the light back into data. 

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6 years ago

While similar looking, the cables used for your landline phone and your internet connection aren't the same thing. Internet cables, called CAT5 or CAT6, are significantly thicker than phone cables because they are made up of more individual wires. 

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6 years ago

One of the qualities of an excellent cable installer is meticulousness. For such a professional, it isn't enough to simply grab a bunch of cables and zip tie them together. Instead, he or she takes the time to arrange them in a neat and orderly way before securing them properly. 

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6 years ago

One of the benefits of having professionals do the cabling in your office is that you can expect the work to come with a blueprint. This blueprint in turn will help troubleshooters trace any faults and will also help facilitate any expansion you may undertake in the future. 

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6 years ago

When setting up an office, it won't do to simply run cables to different stations haphazardly. Instead, the crew doing the work needs to know how to lay the cable out in a neat, orderly and logical way so that any problems can be traced easily. 

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6 years ago

While WiFi needs to be available in your office to service mobile devices, your desktop computers are better off being wired to the system. This is because physically connecting to routers via cables allows for faster speeds and therefore, better performance. 

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6 years ago

While a lot of technologies these days are wireless, there's still no substitute that's for actual cables. As such, most offices still make use of them because for their data infrastructure as cables are more reliable, not prone to interference and can transmit data much faster.